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All this talk of gas prices is wearing thin.
Any idiot knows that price comparisons over time must be adjusted for inflation. If a good or service cost goes up 3% in a year, but wages and/or salaries go up 5%, then the cost has went down when adjusted for inflation. The good or service is more afordable.
If you didn't get that, read it again.
Gas prices are no-where near the historic highs around 1980-1981. This of course is thanks to Jimmy Carters falied policies.
Even adjusted for inflation, the prices have went up sharply recently. There are three major issues that if resolved could give us $1.00 a gallon gas again.
1. Over-taxation per gallon for wastful government programs.
2. Lack of refineries. We have not had a new one in 30 years.
3. Un-needed environmental regulations. We need many, but not all.
Again, all three problems due to liberal democrat policies.
And unless you'll drive your little hybrid car up into th emountains to haul out an elk, don't tell me we need to use alternative energy sources.
Any idiot knows that price comparisons over time must be adjusted for inflation. If a good or service cost goes up 3% in a year, but wages and/or salaries go up 5%, then the cost has went down when adjusted for inflation. The good or service is more afordable.
If you didn't get that, read it again.
Gas prices are no-where near the historic highs around 1980-1981. This of course is thanks to Jimmy Carters falied policies.
Even adjusted for inflation, the prices have went up sharply recently. There are three major issues that if resolved could give us $1.00 a gallon gas again.
1. Over-taxation per gallon for wastful government programs.
2. Lack of refineries. We have not had a new one in 30 years.
3. Un-needed environmental regulations. We need many, but not all.
Again, all three problems due to liberal democrat policies.
And unless you'll drive your little hybrid car up into th emountains to haul out an elk, don't tell me we need to use alternative energy sources.